Students must seek new places to live Most students on campus have had the immense pleasure of living at Campus Village Apartments (CVA) for at least a year, especially if they are from out of state or live too far away to commute. Some of
Greek Life at CU denver is just around the corner Greek Life on campus has had a small presence at Metro State, but soon it’ll be at CU Denver as well. Some students may still be apprehensive about Greek life, but Amanda French, the graduate
“Enough is enough” Saturday, March 24, was a significant day of protest for domestic tranquility. Over 800 marches took place across the country, according to the March For Our Lives website. The cause was to raise awareness for school gun violence and advocate for better
CU Denver needs more language requirements Currently, according to ilanguages.org, 60 percent of people in the world speak multiple languages—meaning that a minority of the world population can only speak one language. However, according to The Atlantic, only one percent of American adults can speak
New location stirs student concerns The Lola & Rob Salazar Student Wellness Center is scheduled to debut its expansive recreational spaces in May. Though CU Denver students can look forward to using the building’s open kitchens, rock climbing wall, and massage services, there is one
Ways to respond to a disastrous incident On Jan. 24, a Thornton Deputy was shot and killed while chasing a suspect involved in an assault. After the shots were fired, police searched the area for the suspect, asking residents to stay indoors and keep their